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related to Consumer Protection
| June 2016 |
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Blumenthal: Decision to Uphold Net Neutrality Rules is a Win for Consumers, Entrepreneurs & Innovators |
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Blumenthal, Casey, Klobuchar Introduce Legislation Protecting Children From Tipping Furniture |
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Blumenthal Statement Following Senate Passage of Toxic Chemical Reform Law |
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Blumenthal Applauds CFPB Proposal to Rein in Predatory Payday Lending Practices |
| May 2016 |
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Blumenthal Provision to Protect Military Children from Window Cord Coverings Proceeds to the Senate Floor |
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Blumenthal, Brown Call on Sysco to Ensure No Human Trafficking in Seafood Supply Chain |
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Blumenthal, Pingree Introduce Commonsense Bill to Standardize Food Date Labeling |
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Blumenthal & DeLauro Introduce Bill to End Federal Tax Subsidy for Unhealthy Food, Beverage Marketing to Children |
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Blumenthal, Portman Urge Administration to Address Human Trafficking in Seafood Supply Chain |
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After Takata Expands Airbag Recall, Blumenthal & Markey Ask NHTSA to Publicly Identify All Vehicles on U.S. Roads with Takata Airbags Containing Ammonium Nitrate |
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Blumenthal Welcomes CFPB Action On Forced Arbitration |
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Blumenthal, Markey Statement on Expanded Takata Airbag Recall |
| April 2016 |
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Blumenthal. Franken Introduce Legislation to Ensure Access to Justice for Telecommunications Consumers |
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Commerce Committee Passes Blumenthal Provision to Stop Cramming on Telephone Bills |
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Blumenthal Provisions Pass Senate as Part of FAA Reauthorization |
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Blumenthal Calls on Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to Fully Fund Office of Public Participation, Give Consumers a Voice in Ratemaking Decisions |
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Blumenthal, Markey Statement on 10th U.S. Death Confirmed Due to a Takata Airbag |
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After Speaking With Officials at Comcast and YES, Blumenthal Urges Compromise to End Yankees Blackout |
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Ahead of Opening Day, Blumenthal and Murphy Urge Comcast, YES Network to Resolve Dispute, Ensure Yankees Games Are Not Blacked Out |
| March 2016 |
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Blumenthal Statement on FCC Approval of Broadband Privacy Rules |
